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  "path": "/t/what-data-can-an-app-collect-from-a-phone-running-regular-android-vs-grapheneos/38374#post_6",
  "publishedAt": "2026-06-07T16:06:03.000Z",
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  "textContent": "nubeovejita27:\n\n> On an up-to-date regular Android phone, a normal app is already sandboxed from other apps’ private storage\n\nIt could be that my Android phone (Android 8) is outdated, so something weird happened?\n\nI have a banking app on my phone that I don’t connect it to any other app or social media, the bank account logged in on this app is not even in my name. But when I open my Facebook account and check the “Your activity off Meta technologies” in the Your information and permissions tab of the account center, I see that banking app listed there saying that “29 interactions were shared with us”. And I have no idea how to stop that.\n\nCould it be that they are communicating with each other via Intents, Content Providers, and such mechanisms (sorry I don’t know enough technical things about Android)? Is it possible to block that kind of communication?",
  "title": "What data can an app collect from a phone running regular Android vs GrapheneOS?"
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